Job Resources

Employment opportunities across Fremont County

Cañon City and Fremont County have a diverse job market spanning government, education, healthcare, corrections, outdoor recreation, and small business. The largest employers include the State of Colorado corrections system, St. Thomas More Hospital, the Cañon City School District, and city and county government.

For remote workers, the job market is wherever your internet connection is — and Cañon City's broadband infrastructure makes it a viable base for professionals employed anywhere. For those seeking local employment, the links below connect directly to the hiring portals of the region's major employers.

This is not a one-industry town. The employment base is distributed across public sector, healthcare, education, and a growing small business ecosystem — which means the local economy does not rise or fall on a single employer.

The hiring portals linked below connect directly to the region's major employers. Listings are maintained by the employers themselves and updated as positions open and close.

Government

City of Cañon City, Fremont County, and State of Colorado positions — including corrections, natural resources, utilities, law enforcement, and administrative roles based in the region.



Education & Healthcare

Cañon City Schools RE-1, Pueblo Community College, and St. Thomas More Hospital are consistent employers with teaching, clinical, administrative, and support staff openings throughout the year.


Regional Job Boards

The FEDC regional job board aggregates listings from employers across Fremont County. For broader Colorado searches, the state employment portal includes positions based locally.

  • FEDC Regional Job Board
    Regional listings from employers across Fremont County, searchable by company and position type.

Colorado Living Without the Front Range Price Tag

Affordable housing, reliable broadband, and the Royal Gorge in your backyard

Cañon City sits at the mouth of the Royal Gorge, where the Arkansas River carves through one of the deepest canyons in North America. Median home prices run roughly $318,000 — less than 60% of Denver's median. Multiple fiber providers deliver gigabit speeds across the city. The schools are strong, the healthcare is local, and the community calendar is full year-round. This is not a pitch — it is what the data says and what residents experience every day.

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